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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-03-11
Local WIDt6 " UVHN5 y I'M :"
LOCAL NEWS.
Our gardens are looking green.

Our gardens are looking green
Fish aud ol STEERS are still being
shipped from Scrant6T~ III large
quantities.
Miss Eva Swain, Of obiIe, il
visiting her aunt, Mrs. J.T. May
bury.
Mr.. III. q. Vaughan, OF Birming
ham, Ala, was here this week at
tending Chancery court.
-Rev. Father Laduc, of Bay St
Louis was here Tuesday visiting
Father Baliy.
Superintendent Charles Mar
shall, of the Louisville and Nash
Vile Railroad was here Monday.
Tile late rains have made the
log men and saw mill men happy.
The crop of.logs will be gathered in
now.
-Messrs. w. II. Mcintosh aud
Levert Clark, OF Mobile were wei
come callers at the DEMOCRAT.
STAR sanGtJ.m Tuesday.
This il the Holy Lentent sea.
soH, the time of prayer, OF sorrow
Tor sin, OF seclusion from the world
aud its amuSeMentS.
-Rev. j.. j. LoSett, OF V~ancleavc,
was here among his oil friends
Wednesday. He is well pleased
with hia new art1 of work.
-Mr. Ii. II. Krvbs has been off
cially notified Of his a%ppoinlment
us postmaster ut rascagotsla. he
will make tho heeA required $1,000
and forward it this week.
The Board of Supervisors was
in session two days this week, aud
discussed of considerable business.
See proceedings in this mornings
DEMoCRAT.STAR.
-M.Myofour country delinquent
subscribers called at the DEMO
GRAFT STAR Office thus week and
squared up It'd pld, accounts.
This was very tht attd in these
gentlemen, for wi IL We tender
thanks.
The soda fOunt ut DR.. Cox's
drugstore is put in operation for
the summer. Another indication
that sspring time has cone, gentle
.Annie.n
"A travelling jugglery show per
formed at Scranton Hall last We'd
nesday hight. The attendance was
large aud variagated. They LETT
the same night with their loaves
and fishes to take in the next town
atau equally cheap rate. 1t was a
thin affair.
The seventh lecture in the
academy course, will be given at
the Academy Halb Moss Point to
night friday at 1880 sharp. Ad-
dress BY Rev. d. o. Byers, subject
'Clouds on our National Horizon"
Everybody is invited.
Rev. J. u. Hays will preach at
Zion next Sunday instead Of Scran-
ton, on account of the quarterly
conference 10 be held here on the
18th and 10th inst, conflicting with
his appointment at Zion at that
time.
We were pleased to meet In
Scranton Wednesday night, our
good old friends, Messrs. Sol I.
GaraWay aud Jesse HInlon FROM
Perry county. The ere here
selling saw logs to our NH men at
Moss Point aud West Paseagoula.
These gentlemen were with us when
we were in Georgia during the war
following Sherman to the sea.
They faced the masie and did their
duty like good soldiers. We are
always glad to snset our soldiers
FoR SALR@Oue good TIVE horse
wagon. Apply 60 H B. Everitt.
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Administrators Notice.
STATE or MISSISSIPPI, I
jackson County. I

stain or MISSISSIPPI
jackson County.
In the matter of the estate Of James
Napier, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to ell parties
interested in the above NAMED estate, that
the final ccOunt Of b undersigned the
aJminisfrator Of said estate has been
6led in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
Chancery Court Of said county, aud that
applicafiou to the Chancery Court OF said
county will be made AZ the next March
term. 1ss7, thereof. to have said hnal ae-
couut allowed. and the said administration
finally discharged. Therefore, this Is %
III tire and show cause, III any they car
civ said Hnal aocouut Ehoald not be al
fowed and this administrator finally DIS
rks~~.d H +. KREBS,
80 A~dainistratur.
FEBRUARY a, iss7so.a s'4t
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Quarterly Meeting.
vANcITAVF CT-5cuIT.-Appoinfme

THTIIEH ~ -
Rev. j. j. LOvetts P. @.
AT Mount Pleasant Hrst Sabbath at II
o'clock a. IL, aud night.
At shiloh second Sabbath at IL O'Clock
a. m, aud night.
AT Union third Sabbath at IL o'clock
a. m, and night. o.,o
At Camp Ground third Sabbath at $3.50
o'clock p. m.
At Pine Grove Thursday before the 4th'
At McClendou Friday before the 4th.
Al Antioch Saturday before the 9Th.
Al Mount Zion fourt4 Saboath at ii
o'clock q. ms and night
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John Coggins was allowed PAssoie
81 @r1eraf county fund Er c0fhn and bu-
-ssi "a chas Hamilin, pauPer.
Catehat was allowed the privilege
n, bniidinr = wharf and house at B food
" $1,000 avenue. at or about the waters
49,. - a. not to obstruct The passage Of
--sS,rs en- vehicles, IN Ocean springs
Petition Of certain citizens for the sec-
-, ~ . bridge acrUss Mergers creek %
~. nablic rosd from Nj Pleasant Church
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-03-11

THE PascagOula Real Estate
'Apsncy at Scranton, Miss is au-
thOrIzed to fransaet the real estate
business anyNhere iu the State Of
Mississippi.
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The Chancery court docket was
very light this week, so much SO
that ii parties had all been ready
and proceeded diligently to bust
ness the court would have been in
session little more than one day.
Some council havea way OF waiting
until Tuesday before putting III
their appearance at all. The Judge,
fortunately, is accommod Hting and
Intent. The docket was pretty
we'll cleared, some few matters
hanging fire MS usual Chaacery
courts are usually considered very
dry, but it is astonishing bow much
damp powder the lawyers carry
sometimes. In such cases a con-
tinnance is usually obtained to
avoid a "fasll III the pam" Hence,
there is always something left on
hand.
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MANIFEsTs FOR SALB-We
have on hand az this office, out
ward and shippers manifests for
sale.
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Meriwether, Fl. Bloomfield, q.
Ohidsey.
Drink Keystone Rye Whlskey,
a pure, unadulterated whisky, free
from headaches. Only $3.50 per
gallon. Also Freeport Rye, four
years old, the best 81 whlskey' in
the United States. Sold only by
Craft u Co., 70 and II oauphin
street, Mobile, Ala, sole agents.
The case of Charles Gebo,
recently bound over by Justice
Bowman tor highway robbery was
tried before Judge Evans last
Tuesday on Il writ a hGbeds corpus,
aud he was released on a bond OF
800 for his appearance before Cir
cult court to answer to il charge OF
assault and battery. The bond
was promptly given.
MIR. John q. Phelan, formerly
OF Moss Point, but now OF Fort
Worth, Texas, was on a visit to
this section Monddy, and gave the
DEMOCRAT STAR Il pleasant call,
Mr.. Phelan IS wefi pleased with his
new home, and has no idea of re.
turning here to reside. lie hears
rom this country every week, AS be
il Il subscriber to'the DEMoCRAT'
STAR.
Mr.. John II. Turner has return
ell TO Moss Point and located per
manently. Mr.. Turner, was a
former resident of THAT place, where
he carried on the boot aud shoe.
making business. He can be found
in the Hitchcock place. We wei
come him back, and bespeak tor
him a liberal share OF the patronage
of the citizens CT that place.
MIR. George Davis, living near
Cross Rnads ia this county certain;
~ has the most prolific breed of
chickens in the South. lie says he
set old spec ON twelve eggs, aud
i'm due time twenty-four large,
healthy chickens were hatched out.
And another hen who stole her
nest out in the woods producer a
dozen chicks lIom IL half dozen
eggs. MIR. Davis says lie can
prove this by reliable Witnesses.
We publish 1t rs Il chicken story,
aud await the proof as promised by
Mr.. Davis.
We received a very agreeable
visit from. Mr.. Florian Seal the pop
ular and excellent sheriff 0f Harrl'
son county. who came yer after
Jose Zainora, who has been in our
iail for safe keeping soaie time.
Sheriff Clark has had more trouble
in Keeping this wonderful man IN
iail than any other prisoner before.
He has broken chains and locks.
Harrison county will have a con-
siderable blacksmith bill to- pay.
Mr.. Seal also carried of Andrew
Jackson (col.), who is charged with
breaking open the depot building
At Mississippi City. Messrs. Mar
shall Seal, WIN. b. Murphy aud L.
j. B. Killer accompanied Sheriff
Seal as his hedy guard.
Miss Lucia b. Griffin, a dramat-
ic reader, Of Abba, Iowa, gave an
exhibition here at Academy Hall
last Friday night, free of charge.
There was a large attendance and
the performances were greatly en-
ioyed, bat passing around the bat
nut little change on the free charge
idea. Miss Griffin recites @elh but
we would suppose 'home, sweet
homeo her favorite,-Hso young and
SO fair.z She also performed at
Moss Point Saturday night, and
left that night for Biloxi iron
whence she proposed paying . VISIT
70 the home OF Mr. jefferson Davis
BUaoY AND HARNESS FOR SALE
"A light, single buggy very @itt'e'
worn, With harness is offered at q
bargain. Apply 10 B. F. Picket''
Star Livery Stable.
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AM
rntl further notice passenger Trans 0
Uhsn and N. railroad will arrive an
tbe = az follows, running by standar
dopai rhich is the same as New orlean
time: co,Nc EAST.
~. a-Leaving New Orleans at 7:45 Am.
NO. At Bay st. Louis, $50 ann; Pass
AErss st,an. 1907 ; Mississippi City, 1883;
11inio~i 1851; Ocean Springs: ll'oo am,
bA on 1l:42 am Grand Bay, l2:O9 ;
s y Elmo 1898, Mobile los pm.
o.; 1-Leaving New Orleans 81 500
Arrives ct Bay st. Louis; 80 p. m
Rp.a%".. Christian, 1908 p. m Biloxi, lO;oo
Fass Ocean Springs, 1858 pm Scran-
p" I1l:s7 IN; Mobile, l2:45 am.
'O Vat line train only makes the above
stops. wvsT
Ma Fast Line Mail leaves Mobile at
oos am. Arrives at Scranton 5:5e IN.
Ann Springs Alb. Biloxi 4:23, Pass
9S9a IAN S. 15, Bay st. Louis 5;l5, New
esh ef0. 4GSs .ke 8St41tt
sNother .steps made.
10. I-L9svfng Mobile at 2:25 pm.
Tjyes y 81. Eime 1905, Grand Bay
M scranton, 3:25i Ocean Springs,
H19II'. Biloxi, 4:9O; Mississippi City, 4'S4
pass Christian, 5:13; Bay st. Leais, $40;
Nav orleans, 7;30 pm.
NJ" GEO, j. SANTA Cruz, Station Agt.
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by persons who desire TO avail
themselves Of the deserved pOPu-
lnrity OF the genuine n ticIe.
The combination Of h words
"Acid Iron Eartho as well rs
n design and msOnOzrau, .
shown Am the above cut, r the
sole and exclusive property Ofthis
Company, duly projected By issues
from the United MATES PHtent Of-
flee, Nos. 1871 and I3ss7. They
are found printed IN red on all
cases, packages and labels and
are blown in ALI bottles.
As this Company has never nus
thOFized any person 80 put mp
any such Extract. nor has sold
or given away any OF h earth
from theic mineral bed so ms 10
enable any person 90 make any
similar article, no such Prepara-
lions r the genuine Extract
Acid Iron Earth. but nre ar ins
frtngement upon the rights OF
this Company.
All makers and sellers Of any article
called Acid irSn Earth, except that from
this Company, viii be presented to the
full extent Of the law.
ACID IRON EARTH CO.,
Mobile. Ala.
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CAUTION.

Inc WeAMOu1
sGrated Imer-
ltt of the Ex-
tract a cid
Iron f.
has invited
iufri q e =
meHts of our
trade IN r
and an imita-
ton of oar
prep
and nATnFmRRa
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